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Featured article - July 2023

Perdition's Gate

Perdition's Gate is a 32-level commercial megawad for Doom II designed by Wraith Corporation and published by WizardWorks in 1996. An 11-level demo version was distributed via the Internet and on the D!ZONE Gold compilation disc. Unlike its sister release, Hell to Pay, which is a partial conversion, Perdition's Gate only contains new graphics for various textures and new music besides its levels.

According to Tom Mustaine, Perdition's Gate was offered to id Software. He contacted Shawn Green, who "responded positively about another 32 level pack for Final Doom." Shortly afterwards, he was informed that the "Final Doom window of opportunity had closed," so Perdition's Gate was offered to the Wraith Corporation instead.
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